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Gemma 2 vs Llama 3: Best Open-Source AI Model?
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Google has released its latest open-source model called Gemma 2 27B. Until now, Meta ruled the open-source space with its Llama family of models. So in this article, I have compared Gemma 2 27B with Llama 3 70B to evaluate their prowess in a variety of tasks. Despite a much smaller size, Gemma 2 27B performs well, except in reasoning tests.
Google Announces Gemma 2 Open-Source Model; Launching in June
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Google has announced its upcoming open-source model Gemma 2 and it will be trained on 27 billion parameters. The model will be released in June and Google claims that it can outperform some of the AI models twice its size.
How to Download and Run Google Gemma AI Model on PC and Mac
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If you have a low-end computer, you can download and run Google's open-source Gemma model on Windows, macOS, and Linux. The model is just 1.5GB in size and takes up around 1.4GB RAM. For creative tasks in English, the model does a good job while running offline. You can download LM Studio and load the model to start using it right away.
Google Launches Gemma, a Family of Open-source Models
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After launching Gemini 1.0 Ultra and Gemini 1.5 Pro in the last few weeks, Google is back with new AI models that are actually open-source. Dubbed "Gemma", these are small open-source models which can run even on consumer laptops. They come in two sizes, one with 2B parameters and another with 7B parameters. The models are largely trained in the English language and are suited for text generation, summarization, reasoning, and Q&A. Google has given a commercial license to Gemma models subject to certain prohibited use policies.